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The attention of mountain lovers around the world is currently focused on 55-year-old Kamirita Sherpa of Solukhumbu Thame and 51-year-old Lhakpa Sherpa of Sankhuwasabha Makalu. Kamirita, the 'High Altitude Mountain Guide' known worldwide by the nickname 'Everestman', is currently at Everest base camp with the aim of breaking the world record of climbing Everest for the 30th time.
Similarly, Lhakpa, who is known as the 'Queen of the Mountain' in the Alpine region, and currently living in America, has come to Nepal to break her record for the 10th time. "At this time, I am climbing towards Everest base camp," Lhakpa said to Kantipur, "this time climbing Everest will be my 11th time."
She is the female climber who has climbed Mount Everest the most times in the world. Lhakpa is the first Nepali woman climber to successfully return after climbing Mt. Pasang Lhamu Sherpa is the first Nepali woman to climb Mt. But while returning after climbing, Pasang died on the way. Lhakpa has previously climbed Mount Everest 8 times from North Mohada and twice from South Mohada towards Nepal.
Since then, Kamirita, who has been living in Nepal and has been making mountain climbing a profession, is preparing to climb Mount Everest twice if the weather and health cooperate. However, he has not taken a decision on this. According to his son Lakpa Tenzing, Kamirita is climbing Mt. Everest for the 31st time this spring mountaineering season.
His son Tenzing, who is going to Kamirita Lukla to climb the highest snow peak in the world as a guide for foreigners climbing Everest from the Seven Summit Treks Company in Kathmandu, said. "Father left for Lukla from Kathmandu on 7th Baisakh," Tenzing said. But this year I will definitely climb Mount Everest once.'
Kamirita set the world record of the only climber in the world who has climbed Mount Everest for the 29th time on May 30, 2081 and for the 30th time ten days later on June 9. Kamirita, who lives in Kathmandu with his two children and wife, has been climbing mountains since the age of 12. Kamirita climbed Mount Everest for the first time in 2051 at the age of 24.
Since then, he has climbed mountains higher than 8 thousand meters including Everest, Ketu, Manaslu, Lhotse 44 times. He has climbed Mt Everest five times in one season. He is followed by Pasang Dawa (Padawa) Sherpa of Khumbu Pangboche who has climbed the most Mt. He has climbed Mount Everest 27 times.
Everest was first stepped on by humans 72 years ago. So far, at least 7,000 climbers have successfully climbed Mount Everest 12,000 times, and it is estimated that at least 340 people have lost their lives while climbing.
